This document discusses exponents and contains examples of simplifying expressions with exponents. It provides steps for expanding, simplifying expanded forms, and further simplifying expressions involving multiplication and addition of terms with exponents. The document also contains a short unit reflection where a student indicates their favorite part was answering questions, while explaining their work was their least favorite part.

1. Exponents Denzel G. Spaulding

2. 130/13=10 then subtract The exponents 3-1= x^3 y3-y6=y3 then z2-z1=z next Simplify your answer 10y3z/y3 Step 1:expanded form Step 2: simplify expanded form Step 3: simplify the expression

3. 3m2n5p * 4m9n2p3 =3*4=12 then you add m2+m9=m11 then you n5+n2=n7 then you add p+p3=4 now you simplify the expression 12m11n7p4 Step 1: expanded form Step 2: simplify expanded form Step 3: simplify expression

4. Unit Reflection My favorite part of this unit was… when I got to answer the questions My least favorite part of this unit was… when I had to explained how I got my answer.